The greatest luxury lies in human communication, and it's hard to disagree with this aphorism. Each of us needs a person who could not only be called a friend, but also really trust him, be sad together and, more importantly, rejoice together. When you find such a person, try to maintain a valuable relationship with him. And if for any reason your paths diverged, you can find him by his last name.
Instructions
Step 1
Today, information technology has so much merged into everyday life that it has become an integral part of it. If Diogenes Sinopsky were our contemporary, then he would probably go to the Internet to search for people, and not wander down the street with a lantern. We will do the same.
Step 2
If your friend is involved in community activities, participates in creative projects, or managed to excel in something else, try typing his first name, last name and the name of the city in which he lives in the search engine of his browser. There is a chance that it will take you one or two minutes to find the right person and additional information about him in this way.
Step 3
If your friend's last name is too common or little known in the virtual space, try another proven method - search on social networks. Enter all the information you know about a friend to narrow down the number of similar options. Since now on some social networks you can view the lists of friends on the pages of even unfamiliar users, try searching through mutual and prospective acquaintances. The rule of six handshakes should reassure you - the world's population, one way or another, knows each other in absentia no more than six people who connect them.
Step 4
Knowing the city where your friend lives, you can contact the information office of that city. True, there you will have to look for your friend in the lists of namesakes.
Step 5
Contact the dean's office of the faculty he graduated from - deputy deans for educational work, as a rule, collect information about the future employment of their graduates. The same data can be found in schools and secondary specialized educational institutions.
Step 6
If you're looking for potential namesake friends, return to social media. It is customary to create interest groups there, including those uniting people with the same surname. Perhaps this is where you will find your friend.
